Method for modifying a user&#39;s video body image based on data inputs with stop point

ABSTRACT

A method for changing a body image. The method includes inputting data parameters into a computing device, providing an image to a machine, manipulating the image, and displaying the manipulated image. In this method, the machine utilizes one or more of artificial intelligence, machine learning, artificial neural networks, and deep learning to provide the modified image.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

This invention relates to a system and method for enhancing a user'svideo body image that is based on a combination of data inputs from auser or professional, artificial intelligence, machine learning, neuralnetworks, and deep learning and the like technologies to illustrateweight loss, weight gain, muscle loss and/or muscle mass. This inventionrelates to processing a body in a real time video and/or still imagebased on inputs. This serves as a benefit for illustrating cosmeticprocedures and/or services, a method of increasing diet/exercisemotivation, advertising and or general entertainment purposes.

BACKGROUND

Cosmetic surgery and fat reducing procedures such as liposuction and/ornon-surgical procedures such as CoolSculpting have been performed foryears to improve one's appearance and increase self-confidence. Doctor'stypically show past surgery patients results as still before and afterimages. Cosmetic clinics and spas that offer fat reduction procedurestypically show a potential new customer, during a consultation, olderbefore and after still images of past customers that have used theservice as an example of what they can expect.

Various industries have used before and after images to advertise theirproduct or service. However, they lack the individual personalizationand user engagement because they are a still image of someone else.

Various methods have been used to try to increase exercise and dietmotivation. Before and after still images have been used to encouragepeople to buy a product or service. Fitness trainers have had to showexamples of before and after images to display goal settings. These arenormally of other people and not relatable or personalized.

Fitness manufacturers have produced fitness equipment that engages theuser with a fitness class or instructor.

Several beauty filter touch up apps provide the ability to change yourvideo image. However, they lack the individual personalization and userengagement because they are shown as a layover on top of a user's imageutilizing augmented reality. Beauty filters are essentially automatedphoto editing tools that use artificial intelligence and computer visionto detect facial and or body features and change them. They use computervision to interpret the things the camera sees, and tweak them usingaugmented realty according to rules set by the filters' creator. Thebeauty filters lack producing video body modification that correspondsto a respective physical exercise and/or a particular diet and/orcosmetic service, or surgery and or body tweaking, morphing the user'simage utilizing deep learning technology that directly changes the imageof the user; not placing a layover on top of it.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

One embodiment is a method for selling a cosmetic muscle building and/orfat reduction or fat and or implants augmentation procedure or servicesthat includes providing a real time video and/or still body image to amachine that is captured in real time, manipulating the video and/orstill body image to provide a modified body image, identifying at leastone body part, and displaying the at least one body part as the modifiedvideo and/or still body image.

In an example of this embodiment is a method for exercise and/or dietmotivation, that includes providing a real time video and/or still imageto a machine that is captured in real time, on demand, manipulating thevideo and/or still image to provide a modified body image, identifyingat least one body part, and displaying the at least one body part as themodified video and/or still image.

In an example of this embodiment is a method for advertising productsand or services, that includes providing a real time video and/or stillimage to a machine that is captured in real time, on demand,manipulation manipulating the video and/or still image to provide amodified body image, identifying at least one body part, and displayingthe at least one body part as the modified video and/or still image.

In one example of this embodiment, the machine utilizes artificialintelligence, machine learning, neural networks, and deep learning(“DL”) to provide the modified image. In one example, the machineutilizes artificial intelligence, machine learning, neural networks, anddeep learning, to provide a stop point of the modification of the bodyimage video. In one example of this embodiment, the machine utilizesartificial intelligence, machine learning, neural networks, and deeplearning to detect a pose. In one example of this embodiment, themachine utilizes technologies based on neural networks deep learning,machine learning, deep learning, and artificial intelligence to providethe modified image. In another example, the video body image isprocessed and uploaded to the machine from a remote location and/orcloud based. In yet another example, the video image is captured by themachine by a camera coupled to the machine. In yet another example, thevideo image is captured by a camera on the machine whereby the cameraand the machine are comprised in one unit. In another example the videoimage of a user and the modified video and image comprises a change tothe size of at least one of the users body part and or area. In anotherexample the at least one body part is identified by artificialintelligence camera vision full body camera tracking. In another examplethe at least one body part is identified by artificial intelligencecamera vision full body camera tracking to detect a pose. In anotherexample, the at least one body area/part is processed through anartificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning algorithmsthat readjust identified body areas based on input parameters such as,but not limited to user's body position to the image capture, voice,gender, height, pose, timeline, user's health data, heartrate,percentage and or measurements of loss weight desired, percentage and ormeasurements of weight gain desired, body parameters, percentage and ormeasurements of muscle reduction desired, percentage and or measurementsof muscle mass increase desired, current weight and/or bodymeasurements, diet, calorie intake, exercise and or non-exercise, BMI,professionals' inputs, voice command, weight loss desired and or weightgain desired, muscle mass increase desired and or muscle mass reduction,diet, exercise, goals; cosmetic procedure or service predicted outcome.In yet another example, the displaying step comprises providing the atleast one modified video body image to a user display coupled to themachine. In another example the displaying step comprises providing theat least one modified video body image to a user display that wirelesslycommunicates with the machine. In yet another example, the video imageis captured by a camera on the machine whereby the camera and themachine are comprised in one unit. In yet another example, the bodymodification is weight loss. In yet another example, the bodymodification is weight gain. In yet another example, the bodymodification is increase in muscle mass. In yet another example, thebody modification is muscle decrease. In yet another example, the bodymodification is a cosmetic implant. In yet another example, the at leastone body modification comprises at least one body part and/or area orentire body. In another example the user sees their modified videoand/or still image completed at one time. In another example, the usersees their modified video and/or still image in smaller increments overa longer period of time. In yet another example, the modified videoand/or still image is display as a split screen. This can be capturedand/or displayed remotely, processed in the cloud, or on any computerdevice, and or coupled to the device or method such as but not limitedto a tablet, cell phone, computer mirror, computer exercise machine,computer desktop, computer laptop, AR and/or VR glasses and/or headset,metaverse or hologram. The user's image may be captured and scanned by a3D scanner first and then processed and displayed on computer glasses,headset, AR and or VR headsets and or hologram and or metaverse, and orsmart mirror, tablet, computer and or smart phone. The 3D scanner may becoupled to the computer device or a separate device.

In one example of this embodiment, the machine utilizes artificialintelligence, machine learning, neural networks, and deep learning toprovide the modified image. In one example, the machine utilizesartificial intelligence, machine learning, neural networks, and/or deeplearning to provide a stop point of the modification of the body imageand or image video. In one example of this embodiment, the machineutilizes machine learning deep learning to provide diet and or activitylevel suggestions based on the modified image. In another example, thevideo body image and or image is processed and uploaded to the machinefrom a remote location and/or cloud based. In yet another example, theimage or and video image is captured by the machine by a camera coupledto the machine. In yet another example, the image and or video image iscaptured by the machine utilizing a camera whereby the camera and themachine are comprised in one unit. In yet another example, the image iscaptured in a remote location. In another example the video image of auser and the modified video image and or image comprises a change to theuser's size of at least one body part and or area. In another examplethe at least one body part is identified by artificial intelligencecomputer vision full body camera tracking. In another example the atleast one body part pose and or position is identified by artificialintelligence computer vision full body camera tracking. In anotherexample, the at least one body area/part is identified and processedthrough a deep learning program that readjust identified body areasbased on but not limited to the computer vision input parameters, voicecommand, the professional input parameters and or user's input bodyparameters to the image capture, gender, height, heartrate, timeline,user's health data, pose, percentage or measurements of loss weightdesired, current weight and/or body measurements, calorie intake, BMI,professionals' inputs, weight loss and/or diet, exercise, non-exercise,goals, activity level, daily calorie intake, cosmetic procedure orservice predicted outcome. In yet another example, the displaying stepcomprises providing the at least one before modified video body imageand modified video body image side by side. In yet another example, thedisplaying step comprises providing the at least one before modifiedvideo body image and modified video body image is displayed together andor on top of each other. In yet another example, the displaying stepcomprises providing the at least one modified video body image and orimage to a user display coupled to the machine. In another example, thevideo modified image and or image displayed to the user whereby thedisplay and the machine are comprised in one unit. In another examplethe displaying step comprises providing the at least one modified videobody image or still image to a user display that wirelessly communicateswith the machine. In yet another example the processing and/orobtainment of the user's image is in the cloud.

In yet another example, the body modification is weight loss. In yetanother example, the body modification is weight gain. In yet anotherexample the body modification is an increase in size measurements and orreductions in size measurements. _In yet another example, the bodymodification is increase in muscle mass. In another example, the bodymodification is muscle mass reduction. In yet another example, the bodymodification is a cosmetic implant. In yet another example, the at leastone body modification comprises at least one body part and/or area orentire body. This can be captured on demand and/or displayed remotely oron any computer device, and or coupled to the device or method such asbut not limited to a tablet, cell phone, computer mirror, computerexercise machine, computer desktop, AR and/or VR glasses and/or headset,metaverse or as a hologram. The user's image may be captured and scannedby a 3D scanner first and then processed and displayed on computerglasses, headset, AR and or VR headsets and or hologram and ormetaverse, and or smart mirror, tablet, computer and or smart phone. The3D scanner may be coupled to the computer device or a separate device.

In one example, artificial neural network deep learning algorithms use acollection of input data aimed at building deep learning modelsdatasets. Deep learning models are trained by using large sets oflabeled data and neural network architectures that learn featuresdirectly from the data without the need for manual feature extraction.Machine learning may be combined with deep learning structuredalgorithms to form predictions and conclusions that result in bodymorphing to a video image and or still image comprising at least onebody part and/or area or entire body of one or more and image morphingdisplaying size measurement increase and or size measurement decrease,weight gain and or weight loss and or muscle gain and or muscle loss andor cosmetic implant appearance.

Utilizing large datasets artificial neural networks, deep learningnetworks are formed. When posed with a request or problem to solve, theneurons run mathematical calculations to figure out if there's enoughinformation to pass on the information to the next neuron. Put moresimply, they read all the data and figure out where the strongestrelationships exist. In the simplest type of network, data inputsreceived are added up, and if the sum is more than a certain thresholdvalue, the neuron “fires” and activates the neurons it's connected to.As the number of hidden layers within a neural network increases, deepneural networks are formed. Deep learning architectures take simpleneural networks to the next level. Using these layers, a developer canbuild their own deep learning networks that enable machine learning,which can train a computer to accurately emulate human tasks, such asrecognizing speech, identifying images or making predictions. Equallyimportant, the computer can learn on its own by recognizing patterns inmany layers of processing.

There are many classes of artificial neural network deep learningalgorithms that are commonly used to train and predict output fromcomplex data, and some are better suited to perform specific task. Forpose detection, we are using Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) basedmodel combined with specialized pose decoding algorithms. CNN is used totrain deep learning algorithms. In deep learning, a convolutional neuralnetwork is a class of artificial neural network (ANN), most commonlyapplied to analyze visual imagery. Convolutional neural networks aredistinguished from other neural networks by their superior performancewith image inputs. They have three main types of layers: ConvolutionalLayer, Pooling Layer, and Fully Connected Layer. The structure of theCNN can become hierarchical as the later layers can see the pixelswithin the receptive fields of prior layers. Ultimately, theconvolutional layer converts the image into numerical values, allowingthe neural network to interpret and extract relevant patterns.

The convolutional layer is the first layer of a convolutional network.While convolutional layers can be followed by additional convolutionallayers or pooling layers, the fully-connected layer is the final layer.With each layer, the CNN increases in its complexity, identifyinggreater portions of the image. Earlier layers focus on simple features,such as colors and edges. As the image data progresses through thelayers of the CNN, it starts to recognize larger elements or shapes ofthe object until it finally identifies the intended object.

The Convolutional neural network may use a Graphics Processing Unit alsoknown as GPU, that is utilized to speed up the processing andcomputations of the CNN. The training of CNN can be quite slow due tothe amount of computations required for each iteration. A graphicsprocessing unit (GPU) is a specialized electronic circuit designed torapidly manipulate and alter memory to accelerate the creation of imagesand intensive graphics-based tasks, such as video rendering that oftenrequire a dedicated or discreet GPU notably in the form of a graphicscard. GPUs can perform multiple, simultaneous computations. This enablesthe distribution of training processes and can significantly speedmachine learning operations. With GPUs, you can accumulate many coresthat use fewer resources without sacrificing efficiency or power.Although we have included the use of GPU it is not necessary to utilizea GPU when working with a CNN. Algorithmic nonlinear math is used fromtabular data and or datasets that contains information of the bodyincluding but not limited to large amounts of images of whole bodies,body parts, body segments, images of various body sizes, body positions,pose, physical characteristics data, gender, age, weight, height,shapes, body sizes and or weights and or muscle mass dimensions,measurements, timeline, and BMI.

When using images, CNN helps a machine learning or deep learning model“look” by breaking images down into pixels that are given tags orlabels. It uses the labels to perform convolutions (a mathematicaloperation on two functions to produce a third function) and makespredictions about what it is “seeing.” The neural network runsconvolutions and checks the accuracy of its predictions in a series ofiterations until the predictions start to come true. It is thenrecognizing or seeing images in a way similar to humans. Large amountsof body images may be provided to train the deep learning computation.The deep learning models can achieve state-of-the-art accuracy,sometimes exceeding human-level performance. Deep learning usesalgorithmic models that enable a computer to teach itself about thecontext of visual data. If enough data is fed through the model, thecomputer will “look” at the data and teach itself to tell one image fromanother and form projected outcomes. This data may include custom posedetection algorithms, large amounts of images of whole bodies, bodyparts, body segments, images of various body sizes, body positions,pose, physical characteristics data, gender, age, weight, height,shapes, body sizes and or weights and or muscle mass dimensions,measurements, timeline, and BMI.

Machine learning and deep learning allows computational models that arecomposed of multiple processing layers to learn representations of datawith multiple levels of abstraction. For example, to display a morphedimage as weight loss that corresponds to diet and exercise inputs, voicecommand, the deep learning models may be trained by inputtingmathematical formulas and calculations from datasets that include butnot limited to exercise, calories, diet, measurements, gender, height,weights, target weight, and or weight loss and or weight gaincalculation datasets. There are various combined computations the deeplearning algorithm may use to reach conclusions of how much reduction oraddition to body morphing is needed to change the image. For example,the metabolic equivalents, or MET, calculation may be used. MET is theratio of your working metabolic rate relative to your resting metabolicrate. Your metabolic rate is the rate of energy used per unit of time,whether you are active or sitting still. The value makes it easier tocompare different activities to each other. For example, the totalcalories burned in 1 minute=(3.5 times the metabolic equivalent or METmultiplied by your body weight in kilograms)/200. In this equation, 1MET equals 3.5 mL of oxygen consumed per kilogram of body weight perminute. For example, say you weigh 150 pounds (approximately 68 kg) andyou are running at 7 mph, which has a MET value of 11.5. The formulawould work as follows: 11.5×3.5×68/200=13.69 calories per minute. If yourun for 30 minutes, you will burn about 410 calories.

The large data provided for training the deep learning models to makeconclusions may include datasets of estimated number of calories aperson can consume in a day, their calories burned from exercise, theiractivity level and the corresponding change in the user's shape. Forthis example, first is to obtain the baseline of the user's currentbody-shape at their current calorie intake, assuming they remain at restto use as a benchmark or starting point. This value may be multiplied byan activity factor, dependent on a person's levels of exercise. Thisgives an estimation of body-weight change and corresponding morphingamount of the user's image, if it is to include exercise. For anotherexample, to display a morphed change to the image equivalent to reducing1 pound a week, the daily calorie intake must be reduced by 500calories. Therefore, if 3,500 calories a day are consumed at the user'sexisting image shape, by reducing that number by 500 each day, it canestimate a weekly weight loss total of 1 pound a week and display themorphed image accordingly to the user. Thusly, if the goal is 12 lbs.total weight loss in 12 weeks, the image morphing would need to displaythe equivalent of a 12 lbs. reduction to illustrate what the user willlook like at the end of 12 weeks.

For another example if using a timeline, if a user has an estimateddaily calorie count of 2,500 calories at their current weight andrelated body shape, consuming 2,000 calories per day for one week wouldresult in 1 pound of weight reduction to the morphed image of the userand the user wants to see their morphed body image changed over a periodin smaller increments rather than all at once, it may use the followingformula and others to project out 4 weeks ahead and display the morphedimage with 4 pounds of weight loss in advance. Thusly, the morphed imagedisplayed to the user the 1^(st) week would be the equivalent of a 4lbs. reduction. The 2^(nd) week into the 12-week goal, the user couldsee what they will look like in 8 weeks. This would encourage andmotivate the user to keep up their diet and or fitness goals because theenhanced morphed image displayed to the user would seem just withinreach. These example formulas are for simple illustration purposes. TheDeep Learning computations may be based on many different simple andcomplex formulas to form conclusions. This may be calculated to displayan increase in size or decrease in size of the user and or more or lessmuscle mass.

In another example of a formula used to change the morphed image inincrements of time, such as but not limited to the following percentageequation: the gender is male, the height is 6′4′ and he has a currentweight of 260 lbs. Based on this he has a BMI of 31.6. The goal weightis 222 lbs. This means he will have to lose approximately 17% (38 lbs)of his current weight within a 12-week period. To achieve this, eachweek he will need to lose approximately 1.41% of weight to reach hisgoal of 17% total lost weight within a 12-week period. The morphed imageprovided to him the first week is calculated on what he will look likeat the five week mark; thus 1.41%×5=7.05%. The deep learning algorithmdisplays a 7.05% reduction to the morphed image. This serves as onesimple example method for deep learning computations using weight loss,but it is understood that this is not limited to this formula. Theseexample formulas are for simple illustration purposes. The Deep Learningcomputations may be based on many different complex and simple formulasto form conclusions. The transformation displayed in smaller incrementsmay be used for displaying weight loss or weight gain and or more orless muscle mass. This allows the correct amount warping and or pixeldropping, regenerating and or moving of the user's image, images orvideo image and or video images and displays the image accordingly tothe user. This processing may be in one or more body parts and or of abody segment and or overall body of the user.

In another example, machine learning and artificial neural network deeplearning algorithms may use data to conclude and predict a stop point sothe morphed image stays within a healthy realistic output. Deep learningalgorithms extract high level, complex abstractions as datarepresentations through a hierarchical learning process. Complexabstractions are learned at a given level based on relatively simplerabstractions formulated in the preceding level in the hierarchy. Deeplearning forms predictions and conclusions in this way. For example, theDL algorithms understand that if a user is a 5′8″ female that weighs 180pounds with a BMI of 27.4 and inputs their desired weight for theproduced morphed image they want to see as 98 lbs., that would show aBMI of 14.9 which is grossly underweight. Since there is a stop point tothe reduction of the image, the image produced to the user would onlydisplay the user's image at 128 lbs. This is a BMI of 19.5 and isconsidered a healthy weight. Using the BMI of the user and or otherinformation such as age, gender, weight, height, measurements, thesystem understands that it's not realistic to reduce below 128 lbs.Therefore, it stops the reduction of the image, i.e., pixel dropping atthe equivalent of 128 lbs. and not 98 lbs. that the user requested. Thiskeeps the images provided to user within a healthy, realistic form. Thestop point may also be utilized if calculating the user's morphed imageto be displayed with more weight.

To assist the user, the system may provide suggestions of a dailycalorie intake and activity level to achieve the look of their displayedmorphed image. Utilizing similar calculations that the deep learningcomputation used to morph the image, may be utilized to provide a dietand exercise plan for the user to achieve the look of their morphedimage. Thusly, it may make suggestions from the formed predictions andconclusions of the daily average calorie intake and or exercise for theuser to achieve the look of the morphed image and provide theinformation to the user. For example, after displaying the morphed imageto the user, the machine learning and deep learning algorithms mayprovide, for example, the following calculation to the user: to lose 38pounds in 3 months, the user will need to reduce their daily calorieintake from a normal maintenance level of 2854 calories per day, down to1396 calories per day, or exercise more to boost their calorie burn rateby about 1458 calories per day.

For body transformation, the present disclosure utilizes machinelearning and Delaunay triangulation and affine transformation. Anautomatic system for retargeting a human body motion extracted from animage sequence. In mathematics and computational geometry, a Delaunaytriangulation for a given set P of discrete points in a plane is atriangulation DT(P) such that no point in P is inside the circumcircleof any triangle in DT(P). An affine transformation is a type ofgeometric transformation which preserves collinearity and the ratios ofdistances between points on a line. Geometric contraction, expansion,dilation, reflection, rotation, shear, similarity transformations,spiral similarities, and translation are all affine transformations, asare their combinations. Types of affine transformations includetranslation-moving a figure, scaling by increasing or decreasing thesize of a figure, and rotation-turning a figure about a point. Imagemorphing utilizing Delaunay Triangles Model (DTM) of the user'ssilhouette, of which the boundary points are the critical points of thesilhouette. We then use a set of affine transformations of Delaunaytriangles for the human body motion, which is applied to a new characterfor the deformation of the subject's Delaunay Triangle Model for pixelwarping.

For human parsing, i.e. identifying body part pixels, machine learningand CNN with Encoder-Decoder based network are used. An image consistsof the smallest indivisible segments of pixels and every pixel has astrength often known as the pixel intensity. The amount of imagemorphing and pixel manipulation is based on predictions and conclusionsof projected outcomes of the convolutional neural network trained deeplearning algorithms and or other artificial networks by dropping,moving, and/or re-segmentation, regenerating pixels, existing pixels ornew pixels in the image and or images and or video images. The systemmay accomplish this by one or more of pixel processing. For example, ifthe desire is to see the user with more weight, mass and or muscles, andor measurements, pixel regeneration would take place by copying and ormoving and or creating new pixels and or regenerating and or copying thepixel next to it from the image and or images and or video images for atleast one or more body part and or parts and or area. In anotherexample, if the desire of the user is to see themselves with lessweight, mass and or muscle and or measurement, the system may move andor drop and or delete pixels from the image and or images and or videoimages of at least one or more body part and or parts and or area. Thispixel processing may be in one or more body parts and or of a bodysegment and or overall body of the user.

The present disclosure considers dynamic interaction and increasedmotivational strength with the user. It processes the image almostinstantly and conveniently using a smart phone, tablet or most computerdevices. It may also be utilized by capturing the user's image andprocessing on demand and/or displayed remotely or on any computerdevice, and or coupled to the device or method such as but not limitedto a tablet, cell phone, computer mirror, computer exercise machine,computer desktop, AR and/or VR glasses and/or headset, metaverse or as ahologram. The user's image may be captured and scanned by a 3D scannerfirst and then processed and displayed on computer glasses, headset, ARand or VR headsets and or hologram and or metaverse, and or smartmirror, tablet, computer and or smart phone. The 3D scanner may becoupled to the computer device or a separate device.

One aspect of this disclosure considers processing the body modificationremotely such as in a remote location such as the cloud. However, thisdisclosure also contemplates directly processing the body modificationon the device the user is implementing because the algorithm functionsdirectly with the user live in real time. Our invention uses intuitivealgorithms specifically designed to change the user's image intuitivelybased on the input data that is personalized for each user.

This disclosure contemplates using artificial intelligence, machinelearning, artificial neural networks, and deep learning technology thatuses large datasets; including the user's data and may use posedetection and restrictions input from computer vision to processinformation and form predictions and conclusions. Based on thepredictions and conclusions the user's body morphing is completed anddisplayed based on a timeline or straight away to the user. This allowsthe option for the fully completed body morphing video image be shown atone time or changes to be shown in smaller increments and/or stages overa set period of time if desired and is personalized for each user. Thisprovides a deeper user engagement and motivation towards their fitnessgoals.

The present disclosure modifies the user's body image for the purpose ofmotivating the user to eat healthier, exercise and/or show what aparticular treatment outcome may look like, such as user entertainmentand advertising, among other things.

The present disclosure performs body modification using pose restrictionduring live capture video directly on the user's image to collect thecorrect frames. The present disclosure provides a deeper engagement withthe user directly based on user inputs

The present disclosure processes the entire body, body parts, bodysegment that is selected on the original image. The present disclosureis based on the user's or professional's inputs and providespersonalization and motivational features.

The present disclosure directly manipulate the user's image. Thealgorithm of the present disclosure is unique, in part, because itperforms body modification directly using the user's image; not anoverlay or cartoon. Thusly, the present disclosure provides a morerelatable, engaging realistic version of the user that the prior art ismissing.

The present disclosure has a personalized connection and engagement withthe user. More specifically, the present disclosure uses new unique deeplearning and machine learning technology; providing a higher quality andmore engaging change in the user's image.

The present disclosure provides for changing the user's image directlywithout placing a filter on top of the user.

This disclosure provides a personalized approach that depends on user orprofessional data inputs, allowing the user to see themselves withexpected outcomes of the desired outcome, procedure, and/or service.

This disclosure provides a diet and or exercise plan for the user basedon the user's morphed body image.

In one aspect of this disclosure, there may be situations where showinga patient that some weight gain may be beneficial. In another example,working with mental illnesses such as anorexia or other disorders, aprofessional can show the patient slow increments of weight gain tocondition them to mentally accept a healthier image. Anorexia ischaracterized by a distorted body image, with an unwarranted fear ofbeing overweight. A user may want to see what they would look like ifthey follow a healthy diet and/or exercise routine. This invention couldbe used as a treatment tool to slowly introduce the weight gain at smallincrements to the patient or user so that they can begin to accept adifferent version of their appearance and overcome their fear.

In another example, the modified image could be shown with less or moreweight, and/or more muscle mass in smaller increments over a shorterperiod of time. For example, a user has determined that they want toreach their weight loss and/or muscle mass and/or fitness goals within12 weeks. If using the invention in this way, once a week the user couldsee smaller weight loss or weight gain and/or muscle mass modificationto their video and/or still image that is calculated several weeks inadvance. The modified image displayed to the user, would not be thecomplete weight loss and or weight gain and/or muscle mass increase andor muscle mass loss goal of the user calculated using 12 weeks as agoal, but smaller increments to keep the user motivated and engagedalong the way to reach their 12 week goal. The user feels like theirgoal is more obtainable, just within reach, and encourages them to keepgoing and/or the completed body modification may be shown fully at onetime.

Fitness manufacturers may want to enhance their customer experience byallowing the user to view their modified body video image while usingtheir exercise machines or pausing the exercise machine or while using asmart mirror device. The user could see an example of what they canexpect to look like if they keep up their exercise routine with theirfitness instructors. The user could see their complete body modificationall at one time or for example, it could be shown to the user in weeklyincrements that is calculated weeks ahead of time: providing smallerchanges over a longer period of time. This could be used in the gym or aschool athletic department that's displayed on a smart mirror or mostcomputer devices, that the user could see each week. This provides moremotivation to keep going and stick with their fitness goals; making itseem like their goal is just within reach. Although the example givenhere is of an exercise machine that allows the user to exercisealongside a fitness instructor or class, it is understood that theinvention could work with any exercise equipment such as a treadmill,fitness bike, stairmaster, or elliptical machine that has a computerscreen whether there is an instructor involved or not.

One aspect of this disclosure considers user's data inputs such as butnot limited to gender, height, diet, exercise, non-exercise, BMI,timeline, current weight and/or measurements, pose, desired weightand/or measurements, body parameters, voice command, heart rate, imageparameters, and goal setting or the like and/or real time video capturefor processing.

One aspect of this disclosure provides a way to manipulate a user'simage, among other things, based on a user and/or professional's inputsand goal sets. Additionally, this disclosure contemplates the ability tohave a stop point so that the image provided to the user remains withina healthy appearance. Beauty enhancement techniques have come underscrutiny for causing body shaming issues. The present disclosureeliminates potential body shaming issues by creating a stop point thatonly allows the user's image to reach a certain degree of weight loss orthinness and or weight gain and or muscle mass increase and or decreasein muscle mass, based on a user's BMI, as an example. Manipulatingcharacteristic of a user's real time video image during a consultationat a doctor's office or beauty clinic for a Gastric bypass or Bariatricweight loss surgery, liposuction procedure or other fat reducingcosmetic procedures, or fitness trainer for example, will greatlyenhance the display of the expected outcome of the user's bodyenhancement that is personalized only for that individual user, whilepromoting good health and sales. The user or professional may want toshare their modified video body image on social networks, platforms,devices, and/or networks. In another example, fitness manufactures mywant to enhance their customer experience by allowing the user to viewtheir modified body video image while using their exercise machines orsmart mirror devices. In another example, working with mental illnessessuch as anorexia or other disorders, a professional could show thepatient slow increments of weight gain to slowly condition them tomentally accept a healthier image.

The present disclosure provides a method to enhance a real time videobody image to modify and heighten the body image such as displaying athinner stomach area to the user that is based upon inputs from theprofessional or the user, such as but not limited to the user's bodyparameters to the image capture, voice command, BMI, heartrate, pose,desired percentage of overall weight or desired measurements of weightloss in a specific area, goal setting, exercise, non-exercise, timeline,diet, surgical or beauty treatments, implants or fitness predictedoutcome expectations among other things and/or real time video capture.This can be captured and/or displayed remotely or on any computerdevice, and or coupled to the device or method such as but not limitedto a tablet, cell phone, computer and/or smart mirror, smart television,computer exercise machine, computer desktop, Augmented Reality (“AR”)and/or Virtual Reality (“VR”) glasses and/or headset, metaverse, or as ahologram. The user's image may be captured and scanned by a 3D scannerfirst and then processed and displayed on computer glasses, headset, ARand or VR headsets and or hologram and or metaverse, and or smartmirror, tablet, computer and or smart phone. The 3D scanner may becoupled to the computer device or a separate device. The real time videoand/or still image may be shown as a complete body modification all atonce or shown in shorter increments over a longer period. The modifiedbody image may be displayed as the user's entire body that is split downthe center to show one side that is their current image, and the otherside may be the modified image, this may be a video image or stillimage. This may be a slider that the user can toggle back and forth fromside to side or up and down from top to bottom. This may be the over theentire body or only a body part or specific area. The modified image maybe shown beside their original image so that they can see their beforeand after at the same time. The modified image may be shown as a seethrough ghostly image and or blurry image on top or bottom of the user'sbefore image. Accordingly, the present disclosure contemplates a methodintended to give the user a more engaging and accurate consultationexperience as well as setting personalized realistic expectations forresults of the cosmetic surgery and/or procedure or exercise and or dietplan.

If used for exercise and diet motivation, the user is able to seerealistic healthy outcomes because the enhanced real time video imageproduced is based on at least one of the user's body parameters to theimage capture, personal goals, heartrate, diet, calories, exercisecommitments, heartrate, desired percentage reduction or gain, desiredmeasurements or weight percentage change, current and/or future weightpercentage and/or measurements, BMI and/or other health data from theuser or fitness professional. The user may want to see their modifiedimage completed at once or they may want to see it modified in smallerincrements over a longer period of time, for example, once a week. Ifused in this way, the image enhancement is calculated weeks in advanceto keep the user motivated and giving them the sense that their goal isjust within reach. Although this example is once a week, it could be anyover any time period. The modified body image processing may have stoppoints so the image provided to the user is a healthy display of theuser. The modified body image may be displayed as the user's entire bodythat is split down the center to show one side that is their currentimage, and the other side may be the modified image. This may be aslider that the user can toggle back and forth from side to side or upand down from top to bottom. This may be the over the entire body oronly a body part or specific area. The modified image may be shown as asee through ghostly image that is on top of or underneath the user'sbefore image. The modified image may be shown beside their originalimage so that they can see their before and after at the same time.Alternatively, the modified image may be shown on top of the user'scurrent image. The user or professional may want to share the modifiedimage on social media. To assist the user, the system may providesuggestions of a daily calorie intake and activity level to achieve thelook of their displayed morphed image. Utilizing similar calculationsthat the deep learning computation used to morph the image, may beutilized to provide a diet and exercise plan for the user to achieve thelook of their morphed image. This can be captured on demand and/ordisplayed remotely or on any computer device, and or coupled to thedevice or method such as but not limited to a tablet, cell phone,computer mirror, computer exercise machine, computer desktop, AR and/orVR glasses and/or headset, metaverse, or as a hologram. The user's imagemay be captured and scanned by a 3D scanner first and then processed anddisplayed on computer glasses, headset, AR and or VR headsets and orhologram and or metaverse, and or smart mirror, tablet, computer and orsmart phone. The 3D scanner may be coupled to the computer device or aseparate device.

The artificial intelligence, machine learning, artificial neuralnetworks, and deep learning technologies required are dependent upon thedata parameters input by the user, computer vision, or professional toproduce the modified body video image. Fitness manufactures my want toenhance their customer experience by allowing the user to view theirmodified body video image while using their exercise machines or smartmirror devices.

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The above-mentioned aspects of the present disclosure and the manner ofobtaining them will become more apparent and the disclosure itself willbe better understood by reference to the following description of theembodiments of the disclosure, taken in conjunction with theaccompanying drawings, wherein:

FIG. 1 is an exemplary flow chart of data used to train deep neuralnetworks, data processes, morphing process of images and the user'sinterface flow.

FIG. 2 is an example of the user's before image, deep learningalgorithms processing, selecting points on the user's image to modify,and output of user's after image.

FIG. 3 is an example of the body image modification in smallerincrements over a time period.

FIG. 4 is an example of an option for the user to see their bodymodification real time video image as a split screen.

FIG. 5 is an example of the user's input body parameters and or poserestrictions data to the captured device and or computer vision.

FIG. 6 , is an example of the invention used while exercising on atreadmill.

FIG. 7 , is an example of the invention used with smart glasses.

FIG. 8 , is an example of utilizing the invention with a smart mirror.

FIG. 9 is an exemplary flow chart of the invention providing a diet andor weight loss plan to the user that is based on the modified image thatis displayed to the user.

Other features and advantages of the present invention will becomeapparent from the following more detailed description, taken inconjunction with the accompanying drawings, which illustrate, by way ofexample, the principles of the invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Illustrative embodiments of the invention are described below. Thefollowing explanation provides specific details for a thoroughunderstanding of and enabling description for these embodiments. Oneskilled in the art will understand that the invention may be practicedwithout such details. In other instances, well-known structures andfunctions have not been shown or described in detail to avoidunnecessarily obscuring the description of the embodiments.

Unless the context clearly requires otherwise, throughout thedescription and the claims, the words “comprise,” “comprising,” and thelike are to be construed in an inclusive sense as opposed to anexclusive or exhaustive sense; that is to say, in the sense of“including, but not limited to.” Words using the singular or pluralnumber also include the plural or singular number respectively.Additionally, the words “herein,” “above,” “below” and words of similarimport, when used in this application, shall refer to this applicationas a whole and not to any particular portions of this application. Whenthe claims use the word “or” in reference to a list of two or moreitems,that word covers all of the following interpretations of the word: anyof the items in the list, all of the items in the list and anycombination of the items in the list.

Referring to FIG. 1 , an exemplary flow chart 100 of the presentdisclosure is illustrated. This flow chart 100 may initiate in box Inbox 102, Artificial neural network are a means of processing machinelearning and deep learning, in which a computer learns to perform taskby analyzing training examples. Usually, the examples have beenhand-labeled in advance. An object recognition system, for instance,might be fed thousands of labeled images of cars, houses, coffee cups,and so on, and it would find visual patterns in the images thatconsistently correlate with particular labels. There are many classes ofartificial neural network deep learning algorithms that are commonlyused to train and predict output from complex data, and some are bettersuited to perform specific task. During the training process, algorithmsuse unknown elements in the input distribution to extract features,group objects, and discover useful data patterns. Data is fed into aneural network through the input layer, which communicates to hiddenlayers. This data may include computer vision pose detection algorithms,large amounts of images of whole bodies, body parts, body segments,images of various body sizes, body positions, pose, physicalcharacteristics data, gender, age, weight, height, shapes, body sizesand or weights and or muscle mass dimensions, measurements, timeline,and BMI.

There are many classes of artificial neural network deep learningalgorithms that are commonly used to train and predict output fromcomplex data, and some are better suited to perform specific task. Forpose detection, we are using Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) basedmodel combined with specialized pose decoding algorithms. Utilizing CNNas an example, works best for analyzing visual imagery, there may be amore suitable neural networks and or additional NN such asEncoder-Decoder Based Network and others that may be used. TheConvolutional neural network may use a Graphics Processing Unit alsoknown as GPU, that is utilized to speed up the processing andcomputations of the CNN. The training of CNN can be quite slow due tothe amount of computations required for each iteration. A graphicsprocessing unit (GPU) is a specialized electronic circuit designed torapidly manipulate and alter memory to accelerate the creation of imagesand intensive graphics-based tasks, such as video rendering that oftenrequire a dedicated or discreet GPU notably in the form of a graphicscard. GPUs can perform multiple, simultaneous computations. This enablesthe distribution of training processes and can significantly speedmachine learning operations. With GPUs, you can accumulate many coresthat use fewer resources without sacrificing efficiency or power.Although we have included the use of GPU it is not necessary to utilizea GPU when working with a CNN.

In box 103, Machine learning and Deep learning algorithms are highlyefficient and can now process information to form conclusions andpredications. The deep learning algorithms can process complex data forthe output.

Processing takes place in the hidden layers through a system of weightedconnections. Nodes in the hidden layer then combine data from the inputlayer with a set of coefficients and assigns appropriate weights toinputs. These input-weight products are then summed up. The sum ispassed through a node's activation function, which determines the extentthat a signal must progress further through the network to affect thefinal output. Finally, the hidden layers link to the output layer—wherethe outputs are retrieved.

Modeled loosely on the human brain, a neural net consists of thousandsor even millions of simple processing nodes that are denselyinterconnected. Some of today's neural nets are organized into layers ofnodes, and they're “feed-forward,” meaning that data moves through themin only one direction. An individual node might be connected to severalnodes in the layer beneath it, from which it receives data, and severalnodes in the layer above it, to which it sends data. Nodes are activatedwhen there is sufficient stimuli or input. This activation spreadsthroughout the network, creating a response to the stimuli (output). Theconnections between these artificial neurons act as simple synapses,enabling signals to be transmitted from one to another. Signals acrosslayers as they travel from the first input to the last output layer—andget processed along the way. To each of its incoming connections, a nodewill assign a number known as a “weight.” When the network is active,the node receives a different data item—a different number—over each ofits connections and multiplies it by the associated weight. It then addsthe resulting products together, yielding a single number. If thatnumber is below a threshold value, the node passes no data to the nextlayer. If the number exceeds the threshold value, the node “fires,”which in today's neural nets generally means sending the number—the sumof the weighted inputs—along all its outgoing connections. Based on atask and or problem the deep learning algorithms are ready to act onthose predictions to produce predicted outcomes.

In box 104, utilizing the formed predictions and conclusions, the deeplearning algorithms can now rapidly manipulate, morph and alter theimage by warping, dropping, moving, and/or regenerating pixels, existingpixels or new pixels in the image and or images and or real time videoimages. The system may accomplish this by one or more of pixelprocessing. For example, if the desire is to see the user with moreweight, increase body mass and or muscles, and or measurements, pixelregeneration would take place by copying, expanding and or moving and orcreating new pixels and or regenerating the pixel next to it from theimage and or images and or video images for at least one or more bodypart and or parts and or area. In another example, if the desire of theuser is to see themselves with less weight, mass and or muscle and ormeasurement, the system my move and or drop, minimize and or deletepixels from the image and or images and or real time video images of atleast one or more body part and or parts and or area. This pixelprocessing may be in one or more body parts and or of a body segment andor overall body of the user.

In box 105 the user's input data is collected from computer vision,voice command, professional and or user of one or more of diet,exercise, non-exercise, timeline, fat loss desired, desiredmeasurements, body parameters to image capturing, live poserestrictions, 3D scanner, measurements increase and or decrease, pose,image, real time video image, or percentage of weight gain and or weightloss of at least one body part and or area, current weight and/or bodyfat, current measurements, heart rate, gender, height, BMI, goalsettings and/or cosmetic surgery and or procedure predicted outcome,body implant and or removal among other things of at least one body partand or area. Inputs may be collected on a device or from a remotelocation.

Artificial intelligence, computer vision, and or specialized poserestriction algorithms or the like can be used to capture a user's realtime image so the correct frames are collected and detect key datapoints on a user's frame. The computer vision may have access to acamera or the like and real time image or video images of the user maybe captured or uploaded from a remote location and or database to thecomputer device, and or coupled to the device for further analysis. Amarker-based or markerless optical motion capturing system may extractthe user's skeleton frame using the user's real time image. The user'sskeleton may be extracted using any method know in the art and somenon-exclusive examples include OpenPose engine and Kinect-basedmarkerless systems. A non-exclusive example, OpenCV is a cross-platform,open-source, real-time computer vision library. It has algorithms thatcan detect human features, identify objects, classify human actions invideos, track objects, follow eye movements, recognize scenery, andmore. It works in real-time. However, any known system that can analyzean image is considered herein. In one aspect of this disclosure, atleast one body part measurements may also be detected. The artificialintelligence may utilize any one or more of these traits to furtheranalyze the user.

In box 106, Machine learning and deep learning algorithms process userdata inputs and image, images and or video image. Collecting andprocessing may be coupled to the machine or remote location.

In box 107, The morphed image is displayed to the user. This may be astill image or real time video images. This may be display on mostcomputer devices, and or coupled to the device and or system and ordisplayed from a remote location and or coupled to the machine. Such asbut not limited to, computer screen, smart phone, computer tablet,computer mirror, smart tv, exercise equipment, wearable computer, smartglasses, a VR or AR headset, Metaverse and or hologram.

Referring to FIG. 2 , Frame A, an example of the user's heavier imagebefore body morphing. Frame B, is an example of the body partsegmentation/warping. The body transformation processes using body posedetection and Delaunay triangulation and affine transformation for pixelwarping. Frame C, is an example of the user's thinner image aftermorphing is completed to form a different transformed shape. Althoughthis example illustrates weight loss of a user, it is understood that adisplay of weight gain, additional muscle mass and or reduction inmuscle mass, can also be provided after processing. Body transformationmay be in one or more body parts and or of a body segment and or overallbody of the user.

Referring to FIG. 3 , is an example of the user's body modification thatis calculated over a longer period of time and is shown to the user insmaller increments. The software calculates what the image will looklike in advance and displays a user's weight transformation in smalleradjustments. Model A, during the first week of the goal timeline theuser views himself as model B. When Model A is in the second week of hisgoal timeline, he views himself as Model C.

Referring to FIG. 4 , is an example of the user's modified image shownas a split screen. The user is able to see their before morphing imageand their after morphing image that is processed side by side. This maybe a real time video body image or still image. There may be a toggleslider so the user can see the image partially or fully.

Referring to FIG. 5 , an example of the user's input body poserestrictions data and computer vision utilizing the image capture deviceis illustrated. The user stands within a defined area to provide thecurrent image data to the machine. The algorithm allows the outlinedarea to change colors from red to green once it detects the user iswithin the correct restricted area so the correct frames are collected.In one aspect of this disclosure, the live pose restriction is outlinedon the screen and the user stands within the outlined pose restriction.If done correctly, an indicator turns green and the user's image iscaptured in the correct pose. This allows the image capture device torestrict the pose during the capture process and only capture thecorrect frames and rejecting the others.

Referring to FIG. 6 , is an example of the invention used whileexercising on a treadmill. Because the software can operate on mostcomputer devices, this illustrates a user exercising on a treadmillwhile viewing their body modification.

Referring to FIG. 7 , is an example of the software used with smartglasses. The user is able to see their body modification utilizing smartglasses or other computer headsets. The real time user's body image maybe captured by a 3D scanner, process and displayed on smart glasses.

Referring to FIG. 8 , is an example of a user utilizing a smart mirrorwhile using the invention. The large size of the smart mirrorconveniently allows the user to view their entire body whileimplementing the video image body modification.

Referring to FIG. 9 , an exemplary flow chart 900 is illustrated. Theflow chart 900 is configured to assist the user. More specifically, thesystem may provide suggestions of a daily calorie intake and or activitylevel to achieve the look of their displayed morphed image. Deeplearning algorithms may be utilized to provide a diet and exercise planfor the user to achieve the look of their morphed image. Thusly, it maymake suggestions from the formed predictions and conclusions of thedaily average calorie intake and or exercise for the user to achieve thelook of the morphed image and provide the information to the user.

This flow chart 900 may initiate in box 902. More specifically,artificial neural network are a means to train deep learning models toform predictions of outcomes relative to before and after images relatedto the effects of a particular daily calorie intake and or exerciseperformed by the user. This is achieved by feeding the Artificial neuralnetwork large amounts of before and after weight loss and or weight gainimages that are associated with a diet and or daily calorie intake.Various daily total calorie intake scenarios are inputted that includethe image associated with the effects of the calorie intake on theimage. The size reduction or gain to the image associated with the dietis used for computations. Large datasets of various exercises such ascardiovascular movement and or weightlifting are inputted along with theassociated image change related to the effects of various exercises onthe body and or body part.

In box 903, machine learning and deep learning trained algorithmsprocess computational formulas to form predictions and conclusions.Highly trained deep learning models run various computations millions oftimes comparing various outcomes to recognize patterns. This will allowtransformation of the values to produce an accurate outcome based on atask. The deep learning algorithms are ready to act on those predictionsto produce predicted outcomes.

In box 904, based on conclusions and predicted outcomes, a diet and orexercise plan are provided to the user that are based on the morphedimage size.

While a particular form of the invention has been illustrated anddescribed, it will be apparent that various modifications can be madewithout departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Forexample, the system may be adapted to be used for a group of people,such as a yoga or exercise class. Alternately, the system may be adaptedfor use by people who are not exercising on an exercising machine. Forexample, mental health patients might use the system to assist inpositive self-imagery such autonomy exercises. Additionally, thesoftware may be used on a user's personal cell phone as they are mobileor in the metaverse.

Particular terminology used when describing certain features or aspectsof the invention should not be taken to imply that the terminology isbeing redefined herein to be restricted to any specific characteristics,features, or aspects of the invention with which that terminology isassociated. In general, the terms used in the following claims shouldnot be construed to limit the invention to the specific embodimentsdisclosed in the specification, unless the above Detailed Descriptionsection explicitly defines such terms. Accordingly, the actual scope ofthe invention encompasses not only the disclosed embodiments, but alsoall equivalent ways of practicing or implementing the invention.

The above detailed description of the embodiments of the invention isnot intended to be exhaustive or to limit the invention to the preciseform disclosed above or to the particular field of usage mentioned inthis disclosure. While specific embodiments of, and examples for, theinvention are described above for illustrative purposes, variousequivalent modifications are possible within the scope of the invention,as those skilled in the relevant art will recognize. In addition, theteachings of the invention provided herein can be applied to othersystems, not necessarily the system described above. The elements andacts of the various embodiments described above can be combined toprovide further embodiments.

All of the above patents and applications and other references,including any that may be listed in accompanying filing papers, areincorporated herein by reference. Aspects of the invention can bemodified, if necessary, to employ the systems, functions, and conceptsof the various references described above to provide yet furtherembodiments of the invention.

Changes can be made to the invention in light of the above “DetailedDescription.” While the above description details certain embodiments ofthe invention and describes the best mode contemplated, no matter howdetailed the above appears in text, the invention can be practiced inmany ways. Therefore, implementation details may vary considerably whilestill being encompassed by the invention disclosed herein. As notedabove, particular terminology used when describing certain features oraspects of the invention should not be taken to imply that theterminology is being redefined herein to be restricted to any specificcharacteristics, features, or aspects of the invention with which thatterminology is associated.

While certain aspects of the invention are presented below in certainclaim forms, the inventor contemplates the various aspects of theinvention in any number of claim forms. Accordingly, the inventorreserves the right to add additional claims after filing the applicationto pursue such additional claim forms for other aspects of theinvention.

1. A method for changing a body image, comprising: inputting dataparameters into a computing device; providing an image to a machine;manipulating the image; and displaying the manipulated image; whereinthe machine utilizes one or more of artificial intelligence, machinelearning, artificial neural networks, and deep learning to provide themodified image.
 2. The method of claim 1, wherein the image is uploadedto the machine from a remote location.
 3. The method of claim 1, whereinthe image is uploaded to the machine from a remote device.
 4. The methodof claim 1, wherein the image is captured by the machine through acamera coupled to the machine; wherein the image is saved on one or moreof a remote server, the computing device, the metaverse, or shared onsocial media.
 5. The method of claim 1, wherein the machine has an imagecapturing device in a remote location; wherein the image is one of astill image, real time image, or a video image.
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 7. Themethod of claim 1, wherein the image is a real time image of a user andthe modified image comprises a change to one or more of: diet, calories,exercise, timeline, pose, percentage of weight loss or fat loss desired,body parameters, measurements reduction desired, measurements orpercentage of weight gain, a change to at least one body part, a weight,a body fat amount, muscle mass, the user's current or desiredmeasurements, a heart rate, a gender, a height, a BMI, goal settings, orcosmetic surgery or service or a procedure's predicted outcome; whereinthe image change is based on at least one input of a user's body poserestrictions, voice command, body parameter, personal goals, heartrate,diet, calories, exercise commitments, desired percentage of body shapereduction or gain, current weight, height, age, gender, desiredmeasurements or desired weight percentage change, achieved weightchange, current or future weight percentage and measurements, and BMI.8. The method of claim 1, wherein artificial intelligence and computervision captures a real time video of a user's body image and detects oneor more of 2D and 3D data points on a user's frame.
 9. The method ofclaim 1, wherein artificial intelligence and computer vision is a markerbased or markerless optical motion capturing system that extracts theuser's frame using the user's image; wherein the motion capturing systemutilizes a live video feed and pose restriction algorithms to estimate apose of the live video feed.
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 11. The method of claim 1,wherein the machine detects at least one body part measurement; whereinmeasurements of one or more body part is processed through an algorithmin computational geometry application to manipulate the frame; whereinthe user's image is manipulated making it one or more of thinner, moremuscular, heavier, and less muscular.
 12. The method of claim 1, whereinthe neural networks and deep learning uses algorithms to parse data andlearn from the data; wherein one or more of the machine learning, neuralnetworks, mathematical calculations are combined with deep learningstructured algorithms used to create and estimate future shapes that arewithin predefined stop points.
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 18. The method of claim 1,wherein the image is a real time image of a user and the modified imageis representative of a one or more of a change to the user's diet achange to the user's exercise routine, a change to the user's selectedweight, a change to the user's physical measurements, a change to atleast one of the user's body parts, a change to the user's a body fatamount, a change to the user's a heart rate, a change to the user's bodymass index, a change to the user after a cosmetic service or surgeryprocedure.
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 27. Themethod of claim 1, wherein the image is modified in increments to showan expected change to the image over a different amount of time.
 28. Themethod of claim 1, wherein the image is a real time image of a user andthe modified image comprises one or more of a change based on userinputs and a change based on pose restrictions; wherein the user inputsmay be one or more of diet, calories, exercise, non-exercise, timeline,pose, voice, percentage of weight loss or fat loss desired, bodyparameters, measurements reduction desired, measurements or percentageof weight gain, a change to at least one body part, a weight, a body fatamount, the user's current or desired measurements, a heart rate, agender, a height, a BMI, goal settings, or cosmetic surgery or aprocedure's predicted outcome.
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 32. The method of claim 1, wherein the neural network iscombined with pose restriction algorithms to estimate pose; wherein theneural network is combined with pose restriction algorithms to detectbody parts.
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 34. The method of claim 1, wherein artificialintelligence processes a real time video of a user's body image anddetects a pose restriction.
 35. The method of claim 1, whereinartificial intelligence processes a real time video of a user's bodyimage and executes a pose decoding to determine the pose of the user'sbody image in the real time video; wherein artificial intelligence andcomputer vision processes a real time video of a user's body image andrestricts a pose position.
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 37. The method of claim 1,wherein the modified image displayed is a real time video body imageoutput to the user as a split before and after modification image. 38.The method of claim 1, wherein the image is displayed as a still bodyimage output to the user; wherein the image is modified to show a changeto the image in increments.
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 40. The method of claim 1,wherein artificial intelligence and computer vision processes a realtime video of a user's body image and restricts a pose position.
 41. Themethod of claim 1, wherein the deep learning provides diet and activityrecommendations based on modified image.